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$329,000
3 Beds 2 Baths
✨ Light, Bright & Effortless One-Level Living Built in 2021, this adorable home offers the modern convenience of true one-level living. Step inside to a light, bright, and airy interior filled with natural sunlight and an easy, open layout that feels instantly welcoming. The private backyard is a blank slate ready for your vision -- whether that's gardens, a firepit, a play space, or the backyard oasis you've always dreamed of. Enjoy peaceful mornings or relaxing evenings on the back deck, perfectly positioned for quiet downtime. Radiant propane heat keeps the whole home -- and your toes -- warm and cozy during the winter months, making this a comfortable year-round retreat. Fresh, simple, and move-in ready, this home is ideal for anyone looking for low-maintenance living without sacrificing style or comfort. ***This is Contingent on seller finding housing*** School vacation week has full availability for showing!

976 Park St, Paris

Listing courtesy of The Maine Real Estate Experience.

$60,000
Discover the perfect blend of privacy, natural beauty, and convenience with this exceptional 3-acre parcel. Set among rolling hills and mature woods, this surveyed lot has been thoughtfully prepared for your future build. Some clearing has been done to help jumpstart the driveway excavation, leading to a level building site tucked back from the road, offering both seclusion and ease of access. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings with the potential for scenic views of nearby hills, all while being just a short drive to the in-town amenities of Norway and Paris. As an added bonus, the seller--an experienced excavator--is willing to offer a discounted rate on excavation services for the right buyer, making your building process even more seamless. Don't miss your chance to own this beautiful piece of land!

Map8Lot53B Map8lot53b Buckfield Rd, Paris

Listing courtesy of Bearfoot Realty.

$425,000
For Sale or For Lease: Steeped in Oxford County history, this rare 22.5 acre commercial/industrial parcel was once home to the Paris Manufacturing Company, iconic producers of Maine-made sleds and snowshoes. The factory is gone, but the infrastructure that remains is extraordinary. The property features direct rail access and a landing along its entire length via the St. Lawrence & Atlantic Railroad, 1,800± feet of road frontage on Oxford Street, on-site gravel pits, 3-phase power, and an existing block/brick building adjacent to the tracks. The deed includes a right-of-way to a natural spring, though the seller will retain personal spring rights. Dormant since 1996 and most recently leased as a prospective solar farm site, this property is primed for its next chapter. Ideal uses include lumber or wood products operations, building materials suppliers, recycling or scrap operations, heavy equipment dealers, large-scale campground development, or any manufacturing business that benefits from live rail freight connectivity. The combination of road frontage, rail access, gravel resources, and 3-phase power is nearly impossible to replicate in rural Maine.

279 285 Oxford St, Paris

Listing courtesy of Sell 207.

$399,900
3 Beds 2 Baths
Perched on historic Paris Hill, this 1825 gem is as charming as they come. Just a one-minute drive from the Paris Hill Country Club and a short drive to South Paris, Norway, West Paris, and Bethel. Inside are 1,526 square feet full of character, with two spacious bedrooms upstairs and a flexible first-floor bedroom. The kitchen is pure joy, complete with a door featuring two heart cutouts (yes, really). There's a walk-in pantry, a cozy family/dining room with a fireplace, and a comfortable living room that feels instantly like home. Convenient first-floor laundry connects to the first floor bedroom, and the screened-in porch is the perfect sunny spot for morning coffee or summer evenings. Fully tiled, updated bathrooms add modern comfort, along with updated electric and a newer boiler for peace of mind. Upstairs, two bedrooms connect Jack-and-Jill style through the full bath. Outside, you'll find a one-car garage with an EV charger, plus a large attached workshop and a spacious backyard framed by stone walls. Then there's the storybook bonus: the Enoch Burnham Clock Shop, built in 1810 and moved here in the 1840s by Dr. Asaph Kittredge, who once used it as his office. It still stands today, a little piece of Paris Hill history right in your own backyard.

48 Lincoln St, Paris

Listing courtesy of Mahoosuc Realty, Inc..

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